Restoring Balance in an Unbalanced World | Serving the ENTIRE state of West Virginia
Appalachian Life Enrichment Counseling Center
restoring balance in an unbalanced world.
Rachel Harris
Highly Sensitive Healer, Fierce Advocate, Animal Lover
Areas of expertise.
Grief, Depression/Anxiety, Trauma, Couples, Women's Issues, LGBTQIA+ issues, OCD, Authenticity, Adolescents, Addictions, and Life Transitions.
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Approach.
Person-Centered, Evidence-Based, Humanistic, and Strength-Based.
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I am passionately committed to helping others find who they truly are and guiding them towards their best lives. I believe that everyone has the unlimited potential to change, grow, and find happiness.
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We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are. ― Anaïs Nin
Rachel Harris, Graduate Level Intern
Appalachian Life Enrichment Counseling Center
about.
Traveler, Hiker, Writer, Fur Mom, Auntie
I am a lifelong learner and traveler who has picked up many things about life and the world through my own healing. I believe that everyone has a unique “self” that is waiting to come out, sing, and heal them! I am committed to meeting others where they are and helping them find that internal lantern that will illuminate their path.
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As a former Funeral Director, I spent years having the privilege to serve others. I am honored to continue the practice of service through counseling and siting with others during their own journeys.
Professional Background.
Rachel is a Master of Social Work student at Yeshiva University and will graduate in 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Funeral Service Management from Mid-America College and an Associate of Science in Funeral Service Management from Gupton-Jones College. She is a member of Pi Sigma Eta and a recipient of the Mu Sigma Alpha Award. She is also a 2022 AmeriCorps Service Member Alumni.
Licenses
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Certifications | AWARDS
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